. it's 11:00, do you know where your children are? >> now, abc 2news at 11. >> i need someone to pay. >> a widow without answers pleads for witnesses to come forward. >> it's got on ancient history. >> this isn't your normal table saw. how people are using the minerals if solve medical problems. be aware of what lies behind the gated carson manor. we take you to legends of the fog where a good scare is for a good cause. abc 2news at 11 starts right now. >> we start tonight with a mystery. tomorrow marks one year to the day since a shocking seemingly random murder baltimore. the victim a retired bus driver. we spoke with his widow.

>> reporter: no new leads, that's what disturbing the widow the most. a crime that happened so suddenly and without warning still one year later the killer is still out there. >> she keeps a picture of her husband on the kitchen table at the spot where he used to sit. >> he was my best friend and my husband, just a good person. >> reporter: on october 8th the last year someone broke in to the home they shared in the 2600 block of edson. eve lynn stepped out for a sandwhich. she came home and found sterling dead. he had been stabbed. >> when i talk about it or think about it i get upset. this will never be easy for me, never. >> reporter: especially because even after the year nobody has been arrested. >> i just knew somebody would pay for it by now long before now. >> reporter: police say there was no physical evidence left at the scene no witnesses have

come forward. >> i think -- maybe they didn't realize what they saw but i think someone saw something. >> reporter: on august 3rd of this year a 91-year-old irene logan was stabbed to death in her home and then last month a 45-year-old anthony robinson was arrested and charged with that murder. evelyn saw the news in that arrest in a crime that was similar to her husband's murder less than two miles away she hoped robinson was responsible but police have said he is not a suspect. >> i need closure. i need someone to pay for it. >> reporter: one year later she remains in a home filled with years of good memories and a terrible one. >> they took my husband but won't take my memories and i refuse to leave, i refuse to leave. >> reporter: the typical crime stoppers reward for information leading to an arrest and

$2,000, the family has added another 2,000. the reward for information in an arrest is now $4,000, friends and family will hold a vigil in front of the palmer home tomorrow night. live in downtown baltimore,. >> the woman arrested for allegedly kidnapping a howard county child has been released. tiara williams was arrested for kidnapping a friend's child. police released her when they found she shares regular responsibility for the girl. she was once a domestic partner of the woman. police are looking for the man who robbed a royal farms. it happened in morning just before 7:00. witnesses say two men walking to the store and demanded money from the cashier. both of them had guns and then were last seen running behind the store. call police if you have information about this robbery. baltimore county police have arrested two teens they

say stole a speed camera. it was outside of the high school on north point road. it was knocked offer and pulled through the school grounds tuesday night. investigators used surveillance video from the school so track down the two suspects. the 17-year-old's have been charged with theft and destruction of property. the nation added more than 100,000 new jobs last month but the good news was hidden by the fact that unemployment is still 9%. we seem to be buck that trend. in fact analysts say the economy in the baltimore area may be looking up. the downtown partnership said new growth is coming in with jobs being added instead of decreased. bringing with it more than 700 employees. the under armor is also expanding, analysts say it's a symbol of a changing economic base. >> we are seeing a transformation from some of the heavy industry to jobs like

professional services and the marketing and clothing job that under armor is bringing in. >> business in downtown is at 20%, apartment occunancy is nearly at capacity because more and more are at downtown. >> new tonight the state is one step closer to giving people another way to get into dc. today the government gave the go ahead for a new subway line to go in toll next stage of development. potential ground breaking still years away but environmental studies and plans have to be done but if it all pans out it'll link the three mark lines, amtrak lanes and local buses. it's expected to cost two billion dollars, the state and federal government would split the cost 50/50. >> nice, crisp, clear evening

out there, no question about that. we continue our run of great weather around here and you see the number much cooler north and west of the city. annapolis and baltimore still in the mid60s. crystal clear up and down the east coast there. is no weather other than clear skies and crisp cool night. sunny, warmer days, we will get warmer eday. we talk about how things shape up in columbus day hole dame that's straight ahead. >> news from the -- sources say the president of baseball operations, will not be returning to the club next season. no word on who will be the next in line to lead the club's rebuilding efforts but sources say that buck will remain in the dug out. the official announcement is expected in the next few days. >> as you know by now october is breast cancer awareness month and franklin square hospital is paying tribute to

the movement by thinking pink. every night buildings will be lit in pink light. that includes the building that housing the hospital's cancer institute. abc2 is also thinking pink all month long. we have created a special place dedicated to breast cancer awareness. you can find out about it in the latest treatments, it's also a place to get information about fundraising and event that are going on all ran town. of course the best known of those fundraiser social security the race fort cure. abc2 is a proud media sponsor of the event. it happens in hunt valley. it starts early at 8:00 a.m. and there is still time to sign up and walk or run to raise money. head to the website at abc 2news.com for a lot more information. there is a growing movement in the city's lit era ry circumstanceless to keep a piece of baltimore history alive. if more money isn't raised soon

the house could close to the public. it's's where mark sanders was playing to benefit the school. brian zimmerman says something like this is appropriate for even young readers. >> juvenile fiction that's related to the gothic, lots of vampire literature, the hunger games, edgar allen poe, it makes a great connection. >> one man play, can be seen in area 405 located halt 045 east oliver street. admission is just ten dollars. october is also a time to toast with your favorite brew. the october fest happens this weekend. you will be able to sample 80 different brews. if you can measure up a contest to see who has the biggest beer belly in the universe.

>> also have the carry your wife competition where the winner wins his wife's weight in beer. it's fantastic. that runs on the track itself. it's something to see for sure. >> all happens tomorrow, saturday at the fairgrounds, doors open at noon this event is part of a bigger event. the beer week was run until the 16th. also tomorrow fundraiser we have been telling you about for the past few days. this little boy is william. he is eight and is in remission from cancer. he has a lot of complications, the family wants to raise money for a special service dog to help and protect him. tomorrow night ravens nest 8 will hold a fundraiser from six to 11. steve jobs was buried today. it was a small gathering and his family doesn't plan to release details. the founder and inventor died wednesday after a long battle with cancer. in the wake of his passing,

sales of his black turtle necks are skyrocketing. the shirt retails for $175. as a tribute to jobs the company said it'll donate $20 for each sale to the american cancer society. which of his many inventions has had the biggest impact? >> reporter: as we reflect back be on the amazing products steve jobs brought us, many are now debating which of them had the biggest impact and changed the world the most. c net said his greatest legacies include the mac book, i-pod and i-phone and of course the i-tunes. nobody who watched the super bowl in 84 can forget the zombies throwing a giant hammer

at a tv screen at the release of the first mcintosh. the times surveyed readers asking them to vote on which invention has the greatest impact on people. the winner the i-pod and i- tunes which changed the way we listen to music and watch movies. second place the mac, followed by the i-phone. interestingly the i-pad was not voted as one of his top inventions but ask that question again in ten years and the answer may change. for more of the report go to the website and click on the money tab up top so you don't waste your money. >> they were showing their devotion to god but their employers showed them the door. why muslim workers were suspended for praying on the job and why the company said to go worship on your own time. and adding a little salt to clean up your skin. it's a treatment many say will clear everything from asthma to

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. 34 muslim men and women have been suspended from their jobs for praying on company time. the drivers work for a rental car company at the international airport. protester was holding signs. now a setts ago requires them to clock out to go pray. the company said the people didn't follow that rule but the union that represents them said the company just started enforcing the clock out policy recently and the worker is be put back in the driver's seat immediately. police are still looking for a 10-month-old missing since tuesday. today their efforts focused on a landfill. lisa irwin parents say they she was taken in the middle of the night . the mother said she was

told she failed a lie detector test. the police won't comment. we have been warned for years to hold the salt, bad for your blood pressure and having to much isn't healthy. now there is a new trend in salt but not about the food, it's about breathing in the salty air. it promises to help several skin breathing conditions. what salt spa is all about. >> reporter: its getting colder and that make itself hard for some to breathe easily. >> that nose, breathing problems. >> reporter: to help megan heads to therapy, salt therapy, also known as ha, lo therapy, it involves relaxing in a warm room with salt crystals. some say it helps everything from asthma and allergies. >> we are seeing it all over the states, you will see it more and more as time goes on.

>> reporter: it first popped up overseas. >> it has -- eastern europe, once upon a time people in the ukraine used to go below ground and breathe in salt -- to help all sorts of breathing disorders. >> reporter: above ground they are filling up fast, with people who just need r and r sometimes. >> its quiet and we are music, it's relaxing. >> reporter: megan said her sessions have been a mind and sinus clearing experience. >> 20 minutes, my sinuses feel better. i don't feel dry. >> reporter: leonard is with the american academy of asthma, he said it's possible for salt to provide some sort term relief. it's used no everything from iv solutions to nasal washes. >> when you add salt to nobility or any type of tissue, what you do is pull fluid out

of the tissue so if you inhale salt the idea is that you take the mucus that's blocking the eyre airway and make it more liquid. >> reporter: it's important to remember it's not a medical treatment there. are no clinical studies on it in the and the no standards for how modern day spas are done. the doctor believe itself may help certain people. >> we fled to denine who it would help and what type of environment they need to be in. >> that's because certain concentrations it can irritate the airways, the american academy doesn't have a stance, so experts say talk to your doctor and weigh the risks and benefits. megan feels the benefits and her sessions are like a day at the beach without that sticky feeling. >> i wouldn't say you need to take a shower afterwards, just freshen up. >> abc 2news.

> the cost varies depending on the location. prices range from $30 to upwards of $100. here is something to keep in behind mind. it won't affect the sodium level in your body. it's not the same as eating it. despite stories like the one about the sluggish economy the business of fright is booming, at least at this prop shop. the warehouse ships all kinds of spooky stuff, costumes, wigs, decorations and can barely keep up with the orders this time of year at the pace they are of moving, no sign it's slow, workers here now think the economy is actually pushing their business up. >> what is happening in the economy a lot of people are celebrating at home verses going out and doing the big trips. >> so what are the biggest sellers in captain america is going fast. so are witches and ghosts and pumpkins. stories like that remind us

of halloween is fast approaching and a lot of you are in the load for a good scare. are you in luck. a state like maryland is bound to have ghost stories. we encountered one of them, a haunting in hartford. we will take you to the legend of the fog, fog, fog. >> reporter: there is an old bison in front of the house and if you look closely he is the only one brave enough to take a ride. also at this place nothing grows. the property is called caution's manor and the sign said no trespassing. >> we just think about what really gets in to people's heads, we try to create a scare for everybody. this >> reporter: the scare is called legends of the fog. not quite a true ghost story with you all for a good cause. >> we feel like with an event

the size of legends of the fog we have to get a lost support from the community. we network with a lot of different charities with in the -- the community, of course the humane society of hartford, they come up and they provide manpower support with us and we give them a donation in return at the end of the year. >> donations used to support the care of the animals. we are an independent nonprofit. we count on the support of the community to help us with adoption events, even just feeding the animals and the medical care for them we get about 4500 a year which is a lot that come into us. we are an open admission shelter meaning we take everything that people bring us. the donations the community mean everything to us. >> reporter: so you think are you brave and want to help out a good cause? go head, turn onto carson's run

road in hartford and stop by, ring the bell, look to see if there are any ghosts in the rocking chair, or something watching you in the corn field. >> when the hey ride breaks down have you to go through a haunted corn maze to find the way to the manor. when you get there you find out you are really not alone. >> reporter: abc 2news. >> legends the fog fog fog. also donate some of its proceeds to the ronald mcdonald house charities. the house is open for the season tonight. now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> and -- run there right after work. let's get there late at night. that sounds like a wonderful

idea. >> i tell you -- wild stuff, good, good weather tonight for the haunted house all weekend in fact. the legends of the fog looking good though no fog itself tonight. i think we stay nice and clear. 72, down -- that was a high -- 70s normal. even, blue sky was the story statewide, over the bay, over ocean city, people getting in probably a late season beach weekend. a lot of them down there, air temperature in the 70s, water temperature in the midand upper 60s. annapolis, beautiful day for sailing of course -- tomorrow a beautiful day for football. down at -- navy marine corp in annapolis. we have the southern mist golden eagles coming, hopefully they take care of business, 78 degrees, sunny and warm. that's going to be like a late summer game down there. the radar sitting clear, that should continue to be the case all weekend. we have cool temperatures, low humidity, we were up in the low mid-70s today, tomorrow, places

like frederick may hit 80, baltimore and eastern shore talking midupper 07's, denton 78, just great weather outside, not a cloud in the scheme anywhere in the midatlantic and very limited weather anywhere from the eastern united states. all the action, out on the west coast right now. because of big canadian high pressure dome, not moving particularly quickly. although we will get on the other side of this thing by sunday and monday and that south breeze should bring in some warmer temperatures for us and by the way, felippe downgraded by the national hurricane center, now a tropical storm trucking out to sea. local -- that bay area temperature mid60s, with just a light chop on the bay tomorrow. air temperatures warm, water temperatures warm too. 46 tonight, starry skies, tomorrow -- plenty of sun out there. its going to be great and tomorrow night down to 50,

clear and dry, seven day forecast, the trend for warmer days ahead, add a few degrees to each day and again the humidity will begin to come up toward columbus day into tuesday. chances for rain come back middle of next week and a cooler shift by next weekend. i'm just saying, enjoy this three day weekend ahead for many folks. >> should be a good one. >> thank you. >> coming up they have a day for everything else so why not penguins? how a zoo is getting people to pay attention but first a look at what's coming up on night line. >> coming up on night line for the first time michael jackson's doctor in his own words, jurors hear his account of how the star begged for drugs to help him sleep. and inside the house where a 10-month-old is missing. that come up on night line after abc 2news at 11.

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. tomorrow is avenue conpenguin awareness day. to celebrate and raise awareness in a zoo in colorado is giving them a chance to play artist. the paintings will be sold for between five and $20 to raise money for a conservation fund. good art from them. >> stylish. >> very stylish. >> the trendier tuxes on them. nice little foot prints. >> temperaturing through its 50s in to the 40s. 49 now, more in upper marlboro,

temperatures -- october fest tomorrow and if you are headed up 70s for you and for all of us it's going to be a nice warm up in the afternoon. enjoy. we will be right back

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